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Originally Posted by Ejohn2317
Is 1200 W enough to run the convection microwave for a short period of time? I have two 100 ah lead acid batteries . I love the idea of the built-in transfer switch seems to uncomplicate the whole system.
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Well stated above by TurnerFam.
Here’s my talking points on this question:
#1...my HighPoint Convection Microwave oven is on a separate circuit. And I want to leave it that way. It’s 1500 watts on Convection, 1150 watts Grill, or 1000 watts on Microwave only. So currently, I am unable to use this appliance unless I’m on Shore Power or Genny
#2...there are already other items connected to my “standard outlet/receptacle” circuit, which is what my AIMs Inverter is connected to. Including the Refrigerator. So I always need to be aware of that, and can always move it to propane if I need all 1200 watts (2000 watts starting power) for a plug-in appliance
#3...if you have the lights or TV/DVD on you are already using house battery power. So need to be aware of that or the house batteries may not provide enough amps
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